Cleaning the plastic window on the AP1's

they had plexus there, thats where i got mine from.

worked great for me, no more greeny rear window, its totally clear now.

i went down to autobahn today...they guy there told me they cant get plexus anymore but they got this stuff called viewplex anyone heard of it?

plexus works really well. i use it all the time

I actually purchased Meguairs Mirror Glaze quality stuff today at work, order in only.

Specific plastic roof cleaner, and a specific plastic roof conditioner.
Will remove all light scratches out of the plastic it says, so I'm going to give them a try. I just forgot to bring them home with me.... :(

whats wrong with the genuine Honda plastic window cleaner for the s2000?

I like ot try different stuff.

You've obviousky never seen my car care buckets / boxes lol.

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Originally Posted by ludecrs

I like ot try different stuff.

You've obviousky never seen my car care buckets / boxes lol.

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i know what you mean, ive got a crate full of cleaning products for my car.:cool:

I brought them home with me today, so I'll try them out over the weekend and report back when I do.

Genuine Honda plastic cleaner is

Reviving old thread.
Having trouble sourcing Genuine Honda Plastic Cleaner in Sydney...I must be looking in the wrong places?

Can anyone assist? Cheers!

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Originally Posted by DNTBLO_S2k

plexus everyone said it works great but dosnt work on mine, i think it left marks on my plastic. 303 wprks the best cant go wrong with it

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I use VuPlex and PlastX. Spray VuPlex on, covering the surface with a fine layer and let it settle for a few moments. Wipe it all off with a fresh rag.
Apply PlastX to plastic - start off by squirting a little in a straight line and work it into the plastic. Follow the instructions for the best result.

When I bought my s2000 the back window was toast. It was cloudy, you couldn't see out of it and it looked like someone had a crack at it with toothpaste & a scourer.

The above combination cleared it up. There's always the crease point. Once that's damaged, that's it, you can't clean it up.

I also use the same combination on head lights - works fantastic! VuPlex is really good, and PlastX is really good as well if you've got the right applicators.